First, a big thanks to
royger for his work on the
wTorrent project. It's the best seedbox solution IMO.
I had to reconfigure my wTorrent box recently, and had some trouble getting everything working. I wrote this script in an attempt to make the installation of wTorrent and rTorrent dead simple.
The script and the configuration files are a combination of the information posted on these guides:
http://www.wtorrent-project.org/trac...DebianInstall/
http://robert.penz.name/82/howto-ins...untu-hardy-ve/
http://flipsidereality.com/blog/linu...omplete-howto/
Installing
As a preliminary step, you should download and install Ubuntu Server:
http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
When asked what additional software packages to install, select SSH server.
Once you have successfully logged into to your server via SSH, follow these steps.
1. Download and extract the configuration files and install script to the home directory.
Feel free to look over the script and configuration files. If necessary, You may want to modify the configuration files to suit your needs before executing the script.
2. Run the installation script and if prompted, enter your password
Citiraj:
wtorrent-installer/install.sh
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3. Visit
http://your.servers.ip.address/install.php to complete the configuration.
Uninstalling
If you need to uninstall rTorrent/wTorrent, just run uninstall.sh.
Citiraj:
wtorrent-installer/uninstall.sh
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The last step asks if you would like to continue removing packages:
Citiraj:
Autor uninstall.sh
THE FOLLOWING PACKAGES WILL NOW BE REMOVED: rtorrent screen mc lighttpd gawk php5-cgi php5-common php5-sqlite php5-xmlrpc php5-curl sqlite subversion. If you use this server for anything besides rTorrent/wTorrent, this could adversely affect your system, and you should consider skiping this step and removing any undesired packages manually. If you do not use this server for anything besides rTorrent/wTorrent, you can safely remove these packages. Continue removing said packages? [y/N]
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If the server's sole purpose is rTorrent/wTorrent, you can safely remove these packages by typing 'y'. If you use the server for anything else, you should probably skip this step and remove any undesired packages manually.